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DietPi-Software | Do APT full/dist-upgrade on firstrun installs #3098

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cmessin1 opened this issue Sep 4, 2019 · 5 comments
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DietPi-Software | Do APT full/dist-upgrade on firstrun installs #3098

cmessin1 opened this issue Sep 4, 2019 · 5 comments
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cmessin1 commented Sep 4, 2019

Hopefully this is the correct place for this.

I have found that the u-boot that ships with the current beta odroid-n2 image on the website to be an issue. The on board ethernet has massive packet loss when connected at 1G, though it is functional at 100mb.

I upgraded to the latest u-boot from the the odroid git and this resolved the issue.

I would suggest you update the u-boot in the posted image.
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MichaIng commented Sep 4, 2019 •
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@cmessin1
You should be able to install the latest kernel from APT repo via apt full-upgrade.

What we should do is applying this full-upgrade on first boot automatically. I am not keen to do this on every software install and regular updates, since in rare cases, e.g. some conflicting repos and such, when forced/automated, it can purge packages that you actually wanted/need, even required system packages by times. But on first boot, when nothing else was installed, if is safe and upgrades the kernel to current version.

@MichaIng MichaIng added this to the v6.26 milestone Sep 4, 2019
@MichaIng MichaIng changed the title Ethernet issue with u-boot in odroid-n2 beta image DietPi-Software | Do APT full/dist-upgrade on firstrun installs Sep 4, 2019
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+ DietPi-Software | Firstrun: Do a full APT upgrade (including firmware/dependency changes) on first run installs, since it is safe to do it here and to assure that all systems are lifted to the same package/firmware stage: #3098
+ DietPi-Software | Firstrun: No time sync mode requires additional packages anymore, thus set it along with other AUTOINSTALL settings
+ DietPi-Software | Firstrun: Set defaults for automation settings missing in dietpi.txt
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Firmware package upgrades are now done automatically on first run installs: b81bee4

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oskhen commented Jan 11, 2023 •
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Apologies in advance for the necro, but I encountered some weird network-issues on a fresh install of DietPi_RPi-ARMv8-Bullseye (installed from here) on my Raspberry Pi 4 4GB regarding packet-loss and extremely slow network-speeds. I found this issue and after setting my link-speed to 100 the network-issues were gone and I could do a apt full-upgrade without issues, which then permanently fixed my issue.

Since this is a 3 year old issue it seems very strange, but perhaps something else is going on here?

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where does the RPi 4 connects to? A switch or a router? Did you tried to switch Ethernet cable? Or use a different port?

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oskhen commented Jan 13, 2023

Well, this is extremely awkward. It was a network issue. Apologies

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